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Soundcore C50i clip on open ear earbuds stand out for comfort, awareness of surroundings, and solid sound for the form factor. The physical buttons are a welcome change from touch controls, and the sound is described as clear with decent bass when the speaker is aimed toward the ear canal. The case feels cheap, loud environments reduce usefulness, and the small button can be hard to press with gloves. Charging issues have also shown up over time, so the value looks strongest around the forty dollar mark.
Office workers who want all-day comfort and awareness, because the open-ear design stays comfortable for eight-hour shifts while letting you hear surroundings.
The cheaper offer discussed is refurbished, not new. It includes a 2-year warranty from Anker, which is 6 months extra compared with the standard warranty.
Yes. They're described as extremely comfortable for long workdays, with one user wearing them 8 hours a day, 5 days a week and another calling them the most comfortable earbuds they've used. The open-ear clip design also lets you hear your surroundings while wearing them.
They have strong clarity and decent bass for an open-ear clip design, but they won't match in-ear headphones. Bass can improve if the speaker is positioned carefully toward the ear canal.
They are not great in loud environments, but they work well for home and office use. The open-ear design makes it easier to hear what's happening around you while listening.
I have 2 sets of these, they are really great clip on buds. The little sibling to the Aero Clip but still have outstanding sound clarity, decent bass, and are very comfortable. The little button on each bud is pretty small and would be difficult to press with gloves on.
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I use these eight hours a day, five days a week at work. The most comfortable earbuds I've ever had, and I love that I can hear everything going on around me at the same time. I love that they use a physical button instead of a touch button, those are always so quirky. They are not great for loud environments, but for home and office use, they're hard to beat.
That said, you can get them $10 cheaper and with a two-year warranty on eBay directly from Anker. https://ebay.io/m/FW1Mi1
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I use these eight hours a day, five days a week at work. The most comfortable earbuds I've ever had, and I love that I can hear everything going on around me at the same time. I love that they use a physical button instead of a touch button, those are always so quirky. They are not great for loud environments, but for home and office use, they're hard to beat. That said, you can get them $10 cheaper and with a two-year warranty on eBay directly from Anker. https://ebay.io/m/FW1Mi1
I have these. Also tried the Baseus MC2 and XC1. Out of all 3 these are the ones I kept. The XC1 had the best audio quality, but I couldn't justify the price (and that was on sale for $90). They were a bit too heavy and uncomfortable. The MC2 were decent but also not worth the price (about $60 on sale).
These compare decently well to the MC2 audio quality wise, and I found these to be a bit lighter and fit better. The biggest drawback is the case itself feels very cheap. I think they're worth $40, but probably would not pay much more than that for them.
Audio quality wise they will not be comparable to in ear headphones, but that is simply the trade off of the form factor.
I use these eight hours a day, five days a week at work. The most comfortable earbuds I've ever had, and I love that I can hear everything going on around me at the same time. I love that they use a physical button instead of a touch button, those are always so quirky. They are not great for loud environments, but for home and office use, they're hard to beat.
That said, you can get them $10 cheaper and with a two-year warranty on eBay directly from Anker. https://ebay.io/m/FW1Mi1
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Soundcore C50i clip on open ear earbuds stand out for comfort, awareness of surroundings, and solid sound for the form factor. The physical buttons are a welcome change from touch controls, and the sound is described as clear with decent bass when the speaker is aimed toward the ear canal. The case feels cheap, loud environments reduce usefulness, and the small button can be hard to press with gloves. Charging issues have also shown up over time, so the value looks strongest around the forty dollar mark.
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That said, you can get them $10 cheaper and with a two-year warranty on eBay directly from Anker.
https://ebay.io/m/FW1Mi1
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These compare decently well to the MC2 audio quality wise, and I found these to be a bit lighter and fit better. The biggest drawback is the case itself feels very cheap. I think they're worth $40, but probably would not pay much more than that for them.
Audio quality wise they will not be comparable to in ear headphones, but that is simply the trade off of the form factor.
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That said, you can get them $10 cheaper and with a two-year warranty on eBay directly from Anker.
https://ebay.io/m/FW1Mi1
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